* planar classes to describe levels of water and other fluid parallel to the ground
* corrected purpose of field in OxygenStateMessage and adjusted the structure of the packet; the environment is now 'regions filled with stuff'; messaging pathways to facilitate drowning and drown recovery in SessionActor, WorldSession, and PlayerControl, as well as the avatar event system
* drowning height is now a featur - recommend going through GlobalDefinitions; fixed lava pool collision to work on pool entry rather than drown level; lava now burns; painbox damage now is directed towards players control agency first
* drowning timer works correctly for both player and vehicle targets; timing and dive depth information for targets defined, but currently originates from a generic location (ObjectDefinition); packet OSM has been modified for efficiency; classes for environment features previously exclusive to drowning mechanics have been pushed towards generic naming conventions
* added sea and pools for z4, z5, z8, and z10
* vehicles now take damage (to the point of destruction) when exposed to lava due the expansion of environmental damage reasons and environmental damage modifiers; modification of the environment exposure lingo; streamlining of vital activity record system
* added basic drown params to flying vehicle definitions; object trait and control mixin for environment interaction, code moved from SessionActor and WorldSession
* separated environmental classes; handled waterlogged flying vehicles, in properties and code; wrote comments and tests
* players mounting vehicles and players subjected to the vehicle transfer process should receive updated drown-state status of the vehicle; drowning should suspend while in the middle of vehicle transfer, in the case the process is long
* increased damage performed to vehicles by lava
* created base damage interaction classes and replaced various projectile-based damage that utilized ResolvedProjectile; not refined, maintains redundancy and overloads, but should work
* continuing to reduce the exposure of ResolvedProjectile and replacing it with applications of DamageInteraction, DamageResult, and DamageReason
* removed ResolvedProjectile from the project; adjusted remaining code paths to work around it
* vitals.test became vital.base; no one liked this
* lots of inheritance, polymorphism, and other chicanery; moved around files, so it also looks like more files have changed when they have not (even if they did)
* codecov file correction
* master rebase; vital directory structure changed, so file imports have been modified in several other files; ResolutionSelection has been removed, requiring direct function literal assignment; tests repaired, where necessary; no actual functional change
* code comments
* DamageResult is its own case class now, wrapping around a before/after target and the interaction used in its calaculations; tests have been corrected
* adjusted Player.Die() to demonstrate a damage-based suicide approach
* resolved circular inheritance in projectile damage modifiers; better employed explosion reason, damages players around exploding vehicle as example
* expanded explosions to other object types; exploding is now a flag and the damage is an innate property of the object type; removed advanced references to properties on the damage source, since the damage source is easily accessible; wrote comments; fixed tests
* overhaul to painbox damage to align with normal player damage handling, thus assimilating it properly into the damage system
* future development; normal vector from euler angles; custom proximity test
* where 'innateDamage' should have not replaced 'explosion'
* moved the hitPos for the generator test; attempting to imrpove the reliability of the auto-repair integration tests (didn't ...)
* spelling and private val
* numeric session ids now restored; LoginActor knows about connection address; corpses are barren unless searched
* session and login id/counter moved under server; function literal definition changed
* corpse channel
* trying to fix docker as per set-env requirement changes; I don't know what I'm doing
